Leave The Sugar Out Of Your Meringue To Make It A Crunchy Salad Topper
While conventional meringue cookie recipes include vanilla extract and sugar, a savory creation can be made with dried herbs, seasonings, and spices.
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Wrap Chicken Drumsticks In Prosciutto For A Delicate Layer Of Umami Flavor
Temporarily stepping away from the usual deep-frying, this twist transforms the familiar and humble chicken cut into an outstanding main course.
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How To Store Cooked Bacon In The Fridge And Freezer
It can be a pain to make bacon every day you want it, but luckily there's a way to store cooked bacon, both in the fridge and freezer. Here's what to know.
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The Flavor Mistake To Avoid When Making Tiramisu
Tiramisu requires very specific ingredients to pull off with finesse - and flubbing this crucial detail can lead to an underwhelming dessert.
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The Easy Hack To Get Every Grape Off The Stem At Once
Don't have time to pick off every grape individually? Try this popular hack that ensures you can get every grape off the stem at once with ease.
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Make Cinnamon Toast In The Air Fryer For The Perfect Crunch
Is there anything that isn't better after it's been air fried? Because even cinnamon toast is a crunchy gourmet treat after hitting the air fryer.
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Why Room Temperature Grains Are Best For Fried Rice
Fried rice is a surprisingly tricky dish to master, but using room temperature rice is a key component to cooking it correctly.
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A Bit Of Starch Prevents Your Cinnamon Roll Filling From Oozing Out
If you have trouble whipping up cinnamon roll icing that actually stays on the bun, adding some starch could be the key to solving all your problems.
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The More Oil The Better When It Comes To Stovetop Popcorn
Making popcorn on your stovetop can give you a movie theater-quality snack at home, but make sure you're giving your kernels enough oil to cook in.
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How To Get A Feel For The Most Ripe Jicama
Picking perfectly ripe fruits and veggies takes talent and skill, and if you're looking for some just-right jicama, here's the hallmarks to look for.
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Using Different Cutting Methods For Salad Additions Makes Every Bite Exciting
You can reinvent a salad a hundred different ways, and if you want to jazz things up, different cutting methods for each ingredient can make a textural dream.
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The Absolute Best Wine To Pair With Crab Cakes
Should you choose a red or white wine? With very few exceptions, seafood pairs better with white wines. Fish and crab are light on the palate.
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Whip Out The Bundt Pan For A Burrito Dish Fit For A Crowd
You might think Chipotle has the giant burrito market cornered, but with this bundt pan hack, you can put most mammoth burritos to shame.
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12 Canned Beans You Should Keep In Your Pantry
Canned beans are a cost-effective way to get more protein, fiber, and other nutrients in your diet. Here are the best types to keep stocked in your pantry.
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The Nespresso Trick That Gives You A Double Shot Of Espresso
If you're in the mood for espresso but only have coffee pods, this Nespresso Vertuo hack can instantly solve your problem.
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Break Out The Citrus Squeezer For An Easier Way To Get Fresh Pomegranate Juice
Pomegranates are an intimidating fruit to tackle, but squeezing their juice out with a citrus juicer is a surprisingly easy and simple solution.
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Your French Toast Deserves The Waffle Treatment
Choosing between French toast and waffles isn't easy, so instead of picking one or the other, why not have both?
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Self-Rising Flour Is The Key Ingredient To The Crispiest Fried Chicken
Part of the bliss of biting fried chicken is the crunch of a crispy coated exterior. If you fry the bird yourself, self-rising flour does wonders.
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For The Lightest Neapolitan Pizza Dough, Don't Toss It Around
Don’t sweat it if you can’t toss pizza dough; it’s delicate as is. Pizza master Anthony Mangieri walked us through two alternative methods to get it perfect.
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Why A Non-Stick Pan Is Essential When Making Potstickers
Contrary to what their name might make you think, you don't actually want potstickers to stick to your pan, so using non-stick cookware is vital.
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How To Give Pound Cake Its Signature Lift Without Baking Soda
Pound cake is a simple and easy treat that gets volume without baking soda. How does it get its classic cake texture without a raising agent?
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Cross Hatch Your Tofu For Evenly Distributed Flavors In Every Bite
Tofu is a fantastic foundation for so many flavors, and if you want to make yours even tastier, cross-hatching your tofu is the ideal trick.
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How To Roll Chicken Cordon Bleu Perfectly Every Time
If you've made chicken cordon bleu before, you've likely been frustrated when it falls apart. Here's how to roll chicken cordon bleu and keep it together.
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The Baking Sheet Hack For A Makeshift Pizza Oven At Home
Skip the expensive pizza stone and pizza paddle, because there's a baking sheet hack that works just as well if done correctly. Here's how to do it.
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Put Fries On Your Sandwich To Soak Up More Flavor In Each Bite
If you love sandwiches and you love french fries, you should consider putting these two bad boys together to create a bite that is savory, crunchy, and delish.
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A Touch Of Balsamic Vinegar Brings Out A Bright Acidity In Tortellini Soup
Tortellini soup is a classic feel-good meal, and if you want to make your recipe burst with flavor, add a splash of balsamic vinegar.
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Add Peanuts To Your Ice Cream Float For The Perfect Salty Complement
What if we told you there's a simple yet ingenious way to elevate this classic indulgence? Enter peanuts, the perfect salty complement your ice cream float.
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